WOOD
Teak
Teak is a natural material valued for its durable character and outdoor presence. It can bring depth, tactility and a considered material language to residential, hospitality and commercial interiors when correctly specified, detailed and maintained.
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Overview
Wood
Brown · Yellow
Natural · Durable · Outdoor
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Residential · Hospitality · Commercial
High
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Physical Characteristics
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Finish Options
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Common Applications
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Advantages & Limitations
Advantages
- Distinctive material character
- Suitable for considered interior detailing
- Available in several finishes and formats
- Pairs well with contrasting natural materials
- Can create a durable, timeless result when correctly specified
Limitations
- Colour and finish can vary between samples and batches
- Performance depends on the selected grade and finish
- Specialist fabrication or installation may be required
- Incorrect cleaning products can affect the surface
- Final samples should be approved before ordering
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Maintenance & Care
Clean with a soft cloth or suitable neutral cleaner recommended for Teak. Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive chemicals and prolonged standing moisture unless the supplier confirms compatibility.
Follow the manufacturer or fabricator guidance for sealing, refinishing and routine care. Test any treatment on a sample or inconspicuous area first.
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Installation Considerations
- Review a physical sample before specification.
- Confirm the intended finish and edge details.
- Allow for natural or batch variation where applicable.
- Use compatible fixings, adhesives and sealants.
- Protect finished surfaces until surrounding work is complete.
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Sustainability
Environmental impact varies by source, processing, transport, recycled content and expected service life. Prioritise verified suppliers, responsible sourcing, low emission finishes, efficient cutting and designs that support repair, reuse or recycling.
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Best Pairings
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Use With Caution
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